The sun is setting in a splendor of color
Like a sinking ruby in a ocean of orange
Which statement provides the best restatement of these lines
The sun is setting before dusk
the sun is setting over the ocean
the sunset is sparkling like a ruby
The colorful sunset is striking***
My sister always wakes up early. She has at school by 7.
What is the best way to combine these two sentences?
She has to be in school by 7; instead she wakes up early
My sister always wakes up early; because she has to be at school by 7****
My sister always wakes up early; she has to be at school by 7
She has to be at school by 7 ; the my sister always wakes up early
Read the sentence
(Blank), we locate the address
Which prepositional phrase best completes the sentence
until several minutes
with regard to several minutes
concerning several minutes
after several minutes***
1. I agree.
2. I disagree. Be sure to study the rules for using semicolons. http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/semicolon.htm
3. I agree if the verb is "located" (not "locate").
3. Its locate
3. It actually located sorry
2. My sister always wakes up early; she has to be at school by 7
2 is now correct -- IF there's correct punctuation after "7" <~~???
The best restatement of the lines "The sun is setting in a splendor of color, like a sinking ruby in an ocean of orange" would be "The colorful sunset is striking." This restatement captures the essence of the original lines by emphasizing the vivid and beautiful display of colors during the sunset.
To combine the sentences "My sister always wakes up early" and "She has to be at school by 7," the best way would be to use the conjunction "because." The combined sentence would then be "My sister always wakes up early because she has to be at school by 7." This conjunction shows the cause-and-effect relationship between waking up early and having to be at school on time.
To complete the sentence "_____, we locate the address," the best prepositional phrase would be "after several minutes." This phrase implies that the location will be found after a certain amount of time has passed.